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Apple Computing Products:
macOS - Desktop Hardware
Sleeping iMac - Necessary?
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<blockquote data-quote="danielos" data-source="post: 25032"><p>If this is a LCD iMac, you might want sleep.</p><p>LCD backlights have a set life, which it a certain amount of hours before the backlight goes out.</p><p>For example: my monitor's backlight lasts for 50,000 hours and in a year i have used it for 3200 hours. So to lengthen the life, I have it set to go off after two minutes of inactivity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="danielos, post: 25032"] If this is a LCD iMac, you might want sleep. LCD backlights have a set life, which it a certain amount of hours before the backlight goes out. For example: my monitor's backlight lasts for 50,000 hours and in a year i have used it for 3200 hours. So to lengthen the life, I have it set to go off after two minutes of inactivity. [/QUOTE]
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